Capturing life through stories of revitalization & hope.
A senior communications executive, award-winning documentary producer, and civic leader who helps nonprofits, faith communities, and mission-driven organizations turn complex work into stories people trust and join.
Every role serves the same conviction: clear storytelling and courageous leadership can revitalize communities and institutions.
Documentary film, social impact campaigns, and visual storytelling at the highest level.
Award-winning visual storytelling — from PBS documentaries to social impact campaigns — rooted in trust, cinematic craft, and mission alignment.
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Reported essays, features, and the &still we build newsletter.
Reported essays, profiles, features, and &still we build — a newsletter on civic life, faith, leadership, and the long work of building something that lasts.
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Leading with a civic heart — at the institutional and local level.
President of American Baptist Churches USA and Councilman for the Borough of Pottstown. Servant leadership across theological, racial, and political diversity.
Learn MoreAward-winning productions, in-development work, and the projects shaping what comes next. Currently streaming on PBS, in post-production, and in early development.
The first docuseries to explore parenting from the father's perspective.
Host Joseph Gidjunis embarks on a deeply personal journey — from navigating screen time to redefining modern masculinity. Five episodes streaming nationally on PBS Passport and YouTube.
The Flamy Grant Story
When a drag queen releases an album in the Contemporary Christian category, backlash from the far right catapults her to number one. With a newfound platform, she works to create space for queer individuals in the Christian music industry and in the church. A feature documentary currently in post-production.
Heart Mountain, 1942. America, today. One family's unbroken line of resistance.
In 1942, a woman named Marie drove through the frozen Wyoming interior to bring food and newspapers to Japanese Americans imprisoned at Heart Mountain. She brought her young son — not because he understood, but because she believed witness was inherited. Decades later, her grandson would stand at another fence, carrying the same conviction. This novel traces the thread that connects them — across internment, federal overreach, and the recurring American impulse to target what it fears.
Leadership is stewardship — of institutions, communities, and the people who make them work.
Elected to lead one of the most diverse Christian denominations in the country. Strategic listening, bridge-building, and elevating voices from every corner of the denomination.
Citizen-first governance — listening well, communicating clearly, and turning community priorities into workable plans for the whole town.
Whether you're looking for a production team, exploring a story, or interested in representing or collaborating on something new — it starts here.